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Sean Perl's Open Invitation at the July Sale

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At the Fasig-Tipton July Sale, bloodstock figure Sean Perl framed his business the way he sees it: open to anyone willing to step up and bid. "Anyone can play our game," he said with a shrug. "So walk outside and raise your hand." The occasion was Harper's Corner, a result that pushed Perl's own ceiling higher and, by his account, marked the start of a new chapter for him at the Kentucky sale.

With reporting from Thoroughbred Daily News.

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